A Study on the Experience Program’s Composition of Aerial Linear Parks in Korea - Focused on the Cases of Seoullo7017 and Eeung-bridge -

Abstract

This study focused on the uniqueness of domestic aerial linear parks and analyzed the composition of experience programs in Seoullo7017 and Eeung-bridge. Furthermore, this study aims to provide basic data for future planning and operating domestic aerial linear parks by identification of the characteristics of each case, and presentation of a plan. The results of the case analysis are as follows. First, the composition of the internal space experience program can be helped by the lower ground waterfront park if an aerial linear park is located on the waterfront. In the case of an aerial linear park located in the city center, help can be obtained by creating a passageway with surrounding buildings. Second, since performances such as holidays and various anniversaries and promotional events account for a large portion of the planning programs operated in the park, external space planning such as stages to accommodate them is necessary. Plan on the widest section of the walkway, and if it is difficult to organize the walkway and area separately, plan by connecting and expanding to the ground near the access road. Third, compared to the city center, the sculptures experience program of the aerial linear park located on the waterfront show the characteristic of actively utilizing LEDs in consideration of the night view. This is because the characteristic that the subject to be taken in the night view photo is set differently depending on the location of the aerial linear park. Therefore, the lighting plan and program should be varied per the subject of the night view photo.